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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04
PARKER ON GLADSTONE.
The Grand Old Mans Wonderful Lore and
the Quiet Way in Which He Exhibits It.

| Chicago Herald.
"Maxwelton's braes are bonnie" played the
| organist at Central Music Hall last night while
| the audience of l.400 persons waited for DIR.
| Joseph Parker. of London. to tell them what he
knows about Gladstone. In point of intelligence
the audience was one of which any lecturer
might be proud Rev. Mr. Gunsaulus of Ply
mouth Congregational Church, introduced the
speaker III some well-chosen phrases. Dr.
Parker said that Gladstone was difficult man
to describe Sometimes the man appeared tall;
at other times short. 1t depended on the great
orators intellectual elevation. His face ex-
pressed fifty different sensations. If he is
amused a smile softens that Casar-like nose and
makes it almost endurable. When he smiles,
the smile, reflected on that nose is like sunshine
a crag. When he is stern he is very stern.
When he listens, he is like eagle. His critical
faculty trifes with nothing. His voice is I'M
like any other voice l ever heard. Every
audience chamber in which he speaks is turned
into a music hall. When he says the word
Tory. you should sI hear him: it is equal to an
education. The pronunciation is common
tary: the look is an humiliation. Gladstone is a
specialist in everything he undertakes. What
ever he knows. he knows thoroughly. He
makes his own calculations on figures and when
he states fact he is sure of it. He will take
the chair at address porcelain, by some
expert in the ceramic art. When he has con,
cfaded his innocuous essay the chairman will
arise and astonish all listeners. His auditors
will feel, when he concludes, as though Glad
stone had spent the better portion of his life i'll
the study of the ceramic art.
On one occasion a number Of gentlemen, after
informing themselves thoroughly the early
history OF the mound 0hurch. sought to impress
him with the amount of information they had
collectively amassed Their astonishment may
be imagined when after as they supposed ex-
hausting the subject Mr.. Gladstone took up the
theme with ready familiarity, told them where
all the Round Churches We're situated, and what
uses the buildings were put to at the present
day. The same company studied up on the
subject of roses, and tried earnestly but in vain
to instruct the man of wonderful eru6ition.
They failed miserably MIR. Gladstone told
them of roses they had never heard of until one
would have imagined he was born In q rosary and
had never been ont of the gate
The speaker imagined a meeting of Parliament
at Corfu. in the Ionian islands; the leading
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04

Miss India Kimbsn returned Saturday evening
from q three months visit at Neodosha Kan
Misses Anna, George and Delight Sweetser have rs-
turned to school at Cincinnati Charley Corey Of
Port Wayne, visited Marion friends Tuesday . Rev
tended visit to Mt. Vernon, O----Frsnk Boiler. of
Defiance o., is visiting Marion friends Henry
Barker and family, of Otsego o., is visiting Henry
Bradford. Hon Geo. w Steele left for Washing
ton Thursday, TO be present at the opening of Con-
gress----Miss Julia Fox left Monday TO attend the
Holy Angels academy at Lcgansport---.Mrs. George
Hayde, who has been extended trip to the West
returned home this wees -Four hundr ed invitations
issued Saturday the fifth annual ball of Grant
Lodge Knights of Pythias, of this place. Tuesday
evening, Dec % is the date Mrs. Harry Burrows
and daughters returned Friday from two weeks
visit with relatives ct Dayton and Pqua- DR. and
Mrs William Spencer of Monticello, are visiting
Marion relatives William Nickel has returned
from extended visit to Pittsburg.
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Joseph Boyle and daughter have gone TO Milington,
n. J----Miss Lulu Sawin. of Loxa. ILL.,. the guest
of Miss Lulu Jones last Sunday Rev. Wallace
Anna Miller, of Cleveland. o., is guest of Mrs. w.
R. Coppage- Perry Coon and wife, of indianapolis,
guests of B. w. Berry and family Miss Ella
Paine of Sullivan visited Mrs Francis Mcclure part
of the week. p. Werlbay and wife, of Decatur
H., guests of n. Hoddy and wife the past week.
Miss Anna Lenhart ard cousin, Miss Georgis
Albert. from Ohio, accompanied by Harry Lenhart,
visited st. Louis last Sunday Miss Katie kutz of
Shelbyville. Ill., the guest of Nation friends
Gently Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Mac entertained
Der of their friends their Charestonstreet home
Tuesday evening Rev. o. s. Thompson. accomp-
aned by Rev. Frazier, of Shelbyvle, H., spent the
week hunting in Arkansas Mrs. f. Gaithwait and
daughters have returned from nGianapols- Miss
Hattie Riddle will return from Kentucky Mrs
W. l. Major is visiting in Sullivan, I'll.
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The hostess assisted by her rnothsr Mrs Cough
len. Mrs. r. s. Mckee. Mrs. Cleand, Mrs J. X Me-
kee, Mrs Harold Hibben. Mrs. E. NJ johnson and
Miss Macie Coughlen. Among the guests were Mes
danes n s. Byraun VIM. II. Talbott, A. B. Gates
yn. Pfaf, c. C. Foster John Love 0. s. Runnels,
l.. Ransdell, Charles Miller, Henry Jameson Clar-
enee wulsin, III. Jilson, T. T. Griffith. John NJ.
Shaw. J. w. Beck T. s Hacker, Geo T. Sullivan,
Misses Holiday, Gates, Minnie and Florence Coffin.
Jessie Clippinger Edith Erickson Salie Holiday,
Anna Porter, Fannie Biggs and others
very pleasant afternoon reception and evening
party were held on Friday by Mrs. j. f. Cravens and
Mrs A. s. Maxwell ct the residence of the former,
on North Pennsylvania street, in honor of Miss
Vialle, of Washington D. Q. Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather there large attendance, and
the cheerness within the costly arranged pariors
sufficient to make forget the rain outside Mrs.
Craveus and MIS-. Maxwell were assisted by their
three sisters the Misses Stewart At the evening
tertainment among the guests Governor Gray,
Mr.: and Mrs Pierre Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Hsford Mr. and Mrs. B.
B. Peck Mr.. and Mrs. W. 2. Bingham. Mrs t. l..
Sewall and guest, Miss Foster, of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs Lazarus, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Denny, Mr..
and Mrs James oI. Winters, Misses Wade, Of Dan
vile Hughes of Louisville Ida Pomeroy. Margaretta
Elder, Mamie kierstsd Georgia Gordon, Mary and
Adele Wa.lick, Addie Wiles. Mary and Nancy Dryer,
Susie Stewart May Bereenthal. Messrs. H. 9.
Pomeroy, Augustus and Fred Dietrichs, Sherwood,
Chatneld and others.
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Marshall.

Rev. e. J. Hanill and wife, of Pana, visiting
relatives in Marshall Miss Annie Calder of Terre
Haute, the guest of Marshall friends last week.
Mrs. l. T. Pritchard in Terre Haute, last
week visiting friends Miss Lulu Harlan, OF Kut-
tawa KY. attending school in Marshall C. A.
Purdunn arrived at home last Monday from q week s
soiourn in Chicago. W i'll Bryan has returned home
from California. Miss Maud Hughes. who has been
spending few weeks vacation at home in this city,
returned to st. Marys whore she attends school, last
Wednesday Mrs. Gideon Drake IS in Ft. Scott,
Kan to spend the winter with the family of her son
John. Mrs Gus Markal Of Danville, down on
visit to old friends last week Mrs. Will Scott of
PaducAh, KY. is the guest of her parents Alex.
PAYNE and wife - Harvey King and wife, OF
OFallon, the guests of Valentine King and wife,
of this city Peter kraemar has moved his family
wife the guests of Martinsvile relatives last
week
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A BOOM IN PARROTS.
Pretty Polly in Good Demand aud at High
Prioes-Oueer Freaks of Buyers

Philadelphia Record.
That chattering genius of the bird tribe yul-
carly known as the poll parrot is creating some
thing of a sensation among fanciers. who find
more customers than parrots, but who are timid
prevail, for fear that a West India South
American feet may at any moment overstock
the market Sure enough, there's boom
in parrots" said Ninth street dealer, land we
are getting high prices for the birds hand,
especially for Brazilian pets that can talk The
other day sold bird for $3.50. and we hold
this one in the cage here lpointing to fine
specimen perch near byI at $125.'
These are unusual figures. thenP
"Oh, yes. We sold the $50 parrot partly on
its merit and partly because it bore strong
resemblance to the recently deceased pet of an
old lady on Spring Garden street. who was as
fond of her bird as though it had been her
daughter. But it a bright parrot could
whistle like flute, and knew u half dozen such
tunes Comm Thro' the Rye Yankee Doodle
Over the Fence is Out and The Old Mans
Drunk Again The latter tune it learned from
its last mistress, along with sundry profane ex-
pressions, which cut down its value at least $50.
A parrot that would spit out half dozen tunes
without cuss word, say Good night and Good
morning at the proper times. and would not
condition of the market, fetch S250.n
lis the parrot market corneredl"
''Oh. no. That was tried once, and a New
York firm bought up all the talking parrots i'll
the country quietly. at fair prices. and waited
for big raise. just as the corner was about to
succeed two vessels sailed into New York har-
Dor with several hundred birds on board and
the pool was broken, the syndicate loosing over
500. 600 on the deal
But that was not so queer as the bad luck of
a captain who bought over hundred or more
parrots in 1884. He left Rio about two months
before the presidential election. The Captain
was cocksure of Blaine's election, and thought
that he would make ''spec" by teaching the
birds to say ..Hurrah for Blaine" The sailors
busy during the entire voyage in
structing the birds in this single sentence.
When the vessel arrived Cleveland had been
elected. and the parrots dead loss. The
CAPTAIN didn't get enough for them to pay first
cost
What are prevailing prices nowl"
well, Cuban parrots sell for So to SIS, and
Brazilian parrots from $40 to s125. These are
double the prices which have been prevailing
The result is due to a limited supply and a brisk
demand. Parrots are great pets, and an old
lady the other day bought an old parrot from
us for $40. which we had about made up our
minds to give away. just because the bird looked
like one which she had owned for years and
which had Just died"
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Peru.

Mrs. E. 81. and z. w. Shirk returned home Friday
from a visit to Chicago Alden Cavins who has
been the guest of Rev Cavins of the Baptist Church.
has returned to Purdue Aura Porter, who has been
visiting at Marion returned home Wednesday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Otto Rettic who viii remain over
the holidays Superintendent Stevens and j. s
been visiting the latter's mother--Mr. and Mrs. r.
A. Edwards returned Wednesday from short visit ct
Chicago. Mrs. Fannie Houser, who has been the
guest of her mother, of this city, returned to her
home in Cincinnati this week Miss Baker OF
Joseph Walker, of Worcester. Mass, is visiting his
sister Mrs. Milton Shrk of this city Fred Stripe
of Chicago is visiting friends in this city Mrs
Morgan Harvey, of West Sixth street. entertained the
Euchre Club Friday evening Charles Griswold of
Springfield, Mo-, is home visit. Ben Baer and
wife of Champaign, H., the guests of his mother
Mrs Fannie Baer s. Beaumont; of Kansas City, is
Dukes and wife visiting relatives Washington,
Ind.
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Franklin College Notes.

DR.. j. Cooper. of Kansas City, and John Stanley,
Of Brookheld, at chapel exercises Thurs
day mornng. Both at time students in this
institution FL. Bradshaw is the guest of his
Mrs. r. o. Hawkins, of Indianapolis Mr.. j. II. Gill
lespy, student here until SS1. is teacher in
normal school at Liberty Hill. Texas Prof. A. b.
Chaffee expects to make Thorough analysis of
the Franklin waters Prof J. NJ DUNCAN will give
his annual winter concerts The proceeds will to-
ward the building of pipe organ fund for the
chapel The College Cadets received their from
the State Wednesday, Miss Sadie Parker, of Indian
apolis the guest of Miss Maria Overstreet over
Sunday Prof Moncrief and the seniors have or
ganzed Aristotle Club. 1t will hold its first session
Monday evening. Politics will be discussed and re-
ports made by different members. Meetings will be
very informal The Agassiz Association of the sci
department seems be doing nice work in the
line of natural history.
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GreencastIe,

Mrs. Dudley Rodgers and Mrs. A. F. Kelley have
gone Florida TO spend the winter. Miss Corr
Wells, of French Lick, is visiting Miss Edna Bayne.
ALBERT Elejorg has returned from a Eve months s.
trip through the West Jno. j. Shields of Ashland
Kan. is visiting his brother this city. Mrs
Jno S. Bowling has returned from an extended visit
in Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER of st. Louis, are
visiting Mr. J. c: Woolrich Miss Kate Dalton and
here last week Harry Burleigh. of Cleveland o.
visited his parents here the first of the Wili
Morrow has returned from Kansas City, and will
apolis, is visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. knight
49, Garret Williams has returned from Indianapolis
Neb., next week. which place they will make their
home
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Charleston.

Miss Sylvia Hall is home from Terre Haute. Miss
Kate Martin of Tuscoa, visited the family of E. and
VIM. Jenkins the past week. Mrs. VIII Davis is
visiting in Ltchfed j. +. Harris, of Homer, n.
Y, is guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Miller Mr.. and Mrs
Ayers, Of Connersvie, Ind. guests of c. Mason
and family Mrs Mary Gum, of New Albany Ind
Is the guest OF Mrs. VIM. Snyder Samuel ThraH
and wife, of Sedgewick, Kan, visiting in the city
for the winter. Thomas Walters of this city, and
Miss Anna I. Mohler married in Hickory town
snip on "Wednesday: Mrs W I. McCrary will spend
Miiten. of Peru, Ind. Mrs. 81. @. Nixon of Kansas
City Mo-. and Mrs. N. Coalson of Decatur,
guests of Mira. James Skidmore.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs F. G. Hodges is in Chicago. Mrs. Hahn, of
Harris Miss Fannie Pierce deuarted Monday to
spend the winter in Florida Mr. j. Clark, of Worth
ineton, Pa, is the guest of his uncle J. e. Clark
Mrs A B. Conkng, of Deand, was the guest of Cham
pAign friends the past week Miss Carrie Miller, Of
the past week Harry stanage of Cincinnati visited
friends here last week Mrs. Hemphil, of Peoria,
Ill, visited her sister Mrs G. c. Harris, the past
week. Capt B. T. Walters of Maroa. M. and Miss
Lydia johnson, of this city, married Wednes-
day Alfred j. Condd. formerly of this city will be
married at Minneapolis, MINI, Dec g. to Miss Nellie
ID. Prior.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
ALtttle social Gossip.


There were fewer weddings last week than for
months, bus the lack OF such festivities was
stoned for By the many receptions and other
entertainments, and one can complain now of
Tot having anything go to, for never. except
at holiday times, has there been such coutin-
val round of gaiety. There quite a number
Il young ladies' in the city. and the effort to
INTRODUCES them gives rise to many of those teas,
Iuuoheons or dinners where the guests few
aad the manner of entertaining is SO informal
hat the stranger really becomes acquainted.
indianapolis is said TO be particularly pleasant
in regard TO its treatment socially by those who
visit friends here, and it is seldom visitor does
ror receive marked attention
1t is subject of frequent remark by the young
ladies' about the way in which the young men
attend parties, and never seem to offer them
sslves as escorts aEy OF the ladies who are in
vited, but seem rather 10 enjoy going by them
sslves. and thus compel the ladies to 60 alone or
iot at all. There thousand reasons why
shings are 'thusIy. but the reasons are not com
plnentary always. One young lady said: IF
Aid not 90 alone should not go at all, and she
does not stand alone. At most OF the parties
given within the last year the ladies 90 IN
couples or sinRiy. and the men do the same, and
then upon arrival, the latter can devote them
selves to whomsver they please, and this ID prob
ably their advantage.
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Mrs. George E. Fleming, of st. Joe. Mo-. is the
guest of Mrs. James Fleming Miss Maggie Beel
man, of New Paris, o., is the guest of her sister
Mrs. r. T. Litschert- Mr. and Mrs. Al OHarra of
Muncie. have returned home from a visit with his
brother j. E. OHarra. Miss Jennie Ferns. of New
anns Mans ef Covinotnn Rv ia tbs giast Of
Miss Amelia Hirsch- Mrs. ". o. Smith Is enter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04
New CASTLE

A. j. Reed has returned this city. after an alb
sence Of year in Lamar, Col -. r. NJ Nixon is at
home again, after extended trip through the West
Arthur Morgan, Venice, o., IS the guest of
friends IN this city Annie Blink Logansport,
among New Castle friends last week W. j. Long
Auncie, was visiting friends here during the week.
-. Sevynus Potts left Tuesday for Salem, y. c.
Miss EsteIla Harvey, Richmond was the guest OF
New Castle friends during the past week Mrs.
Mickels Toledo. is visiting her parents Mr. Mrs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard. John Nelson and
Al Burton attended the Reddick-Renshaw wedding
at Decatur recently Mrs Esmond and son, of
Clayton. Ill. are guests OF Mrs. Oldhnm- --.Mrs.
Fisher, who has been a guest of Mrs. j. G. Sheldon
has returned to her home in Ohio 1Irs. Annie
Dennis has returned to her home in Monence.
Professor Crawford received q telegram from
Montague, Mass, Wednesday conveying the sad
intelligence of the death of his wife Mrs King of
Mattoon, q guest of Urbana friends the past
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MnnfeZnnlR

Mrs. n Barnes left On Tuesday for an extended
visit to relatives at Bloonlingdale. Miss r. NJ
Ferron. of Lodi. is q visit to Miss Josephine
Maynes. at this place Miss Belle McGiilvary re-
turned Monday from a visit friends in Vigo
county A play, 'Retecca's Triumph" was given
by amateurs at the operahouse for the benefit of the
Presbs terrain Sunday school, Friday night. It was
q complete success
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Paris.

Miss Lizzie Todd of Indianapolis, is the guest OF
Miss Ella Caldwell, in this city Mrs. G. " Lodge
is visiting relatives in Allentown. Pa. Rev. E. D.
Wilkn. of Carlinville. H., in the city visiting
relatives this week Miss Bertha Mores, of Salem,
Ore and Miss Janet Mozes, of Indianapolis. the
guests of Mrs. Jane TenBroeck. Mr.. J. W. Fisher
and wife who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Wozencraet. have returned to their home in Cinein
natl. Miss Hattie Shoaf has returned from visit
with relatives in Decatur
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04

Mrs. George Kinball, of Button is in the city
Mrs. A E. Collins is the guest of Indianapolis friends
this week. Miss Alta StifHer was at Indianapolis
yesterday Mrs. SUSIE klroy : the guest Hs
is homo from extended visit at Three Rivers
Mich Chas F. Austin went to Greensburg yester-
day to take charge PRINCIPAL of the public schools
at that place Mrs. Sadie Washam is the guest OF
Richmond friends.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04

Mrs. NJ. W. Pershing and daughter left on Thurs
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where they will spend the
winter Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire have returned from
Cincinnati Mrs Henry Saar is visiting her parents.
at Covington Mrs Charles Pickett. of Anderson is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Rosenthal. Al. Wander
COOK, of Bloomington H., visited his brother at this
place, last week---.F. G. Gibbs, of Indianapolis
visited friends here last week
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Kniyhrgs0wn.

Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Ogborn have returned from the
Wests-- Miss Lizzie Gordon entertained Miss Mag.
gle Ritter of Richmond. Mrs. William Kearns has
returned from Fairmount- Miss Nora Wade is en-
pertaining Miss Alice Morgan of Richmond
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THE STATE AT LARGE
Anderson.

:, Miss Susan B. Anthony, of Rochester, n. Y. was
the guest OF Mrs. John Canada. Mrs Helen N.
Cougar, who has been the guest of Mrs S. Metcalf,
returned home Friday Mrs. Ida Ballenger gave
pleasant entertainment Thursday evening. Mrs.
Dr. Ellen Rogers of Pendieton was the guest of
Anderson friends Wednesday and Thursday Miss
Ella Miller, OF Muncie, is visiting her aunt, Mrs An
drew Blount, on South Main street.
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Greenfield,

The Misses Card, of Mooresville were In the city
yesterday Miss Alma Martin has been visiting
Miss Rose Morris at Knightstown- Rev. J. L.
the Christian Church of this city. Nj and Mrs NJ.
H. Cant have begun housekeeping West North
street.
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ST. ,yQsqDh.

Mrs. B. r. Hefly and guests of friends in
this city Joseph Shrevs and son. of Indianapolis,
spent Sunday with friends here Mrs. l.. E. Ste
is expected home next week. Squire Swish
departed Monday for a visit in West Virginia
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Crawfordsyille.

Mrs. Chas. knight. of Brazil, has been visiting her
sons who are attending college Gen Lev Wallace
A. Hays WAS duly observed on the 26th ult- C. R.
Ober, general secretary of the Y. M. @. a in the
week Mrs. Albert Baker and children returned to
Indianapolis last Tuesday after visit Prof j. l..
Canpbels- Mrs. Lille Street, of Kansas, is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Robb--- The
Quiatenon Club met last Friday evening, and paper
was read by DIR. G. l.. Thomas In Quest of a
Theme" Miss Alice Burns entertained number
of friends on last Tuesday evening Miss Jennie
attend school Miss Henrietta Allen. of Terre
Hause has been visiting friends in this city during the
past week. Miss Manetta Taylor, who has been
visiting her brother, Dr. j. N Taylor, has returned
70 Greencastle j. b. Sidener has returned to
Helen Smith gave tea party on last Thursday
ing IN honor of Miss Henrietta Allen Mrs 7. NJ
Robbins and niece of Danyille, H., guests of
Mrs. s. Z. Crabbs-- Mise Mary Cain has returned
Danyille. H. This anniversary of the death of
Mozart will be the occasion of public rehearsal by
the Musical Union next Monday evening - Miss
Ida Hills has returned from visit at Indianapolis.
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Why Not, Indeed?

New York Graphic.
Why shouldn't the public sit down on the
shop keepers who won't allow their working
women to sit down.